Norman's quick reference card for Saga

Found these on the web months ago.  Only to loose them in stored files on my computer.  Not sure if these are for Saga 1 or  2.   Figures someone out here can use these.  If anyone knows what website these cards came from let me know...  That way the maker can get credit for them.  Plus if you click on the picture you should be able to print the cards.   This is the first set of the series...

300K views of my blog

Never thought I would get to point.  Thanks to all the people that have view my blogs. This past year has been a great one for the blog. 

How to paint horses by Brush stroke

This is from his Face book face.  It has all the information needed to paint horse.   The dapple or white horse have been my bane to paint.  Hope these photo will help.

Link to Brushstroke FB 

Brushstroke FB page.

Link to his Instagram account Brushstroke 77

28mm Russian Sniper painting guide

These picture should be a great guide to paint Russian Snipers. 

The Lady snipers can be bought here :bad squiddo games

Tools of the trader.

Anton this won best collection at the Nationals

Pretty impressive collection of Matilda's

Field of Glory 3 video review Part 2

Part 2 of the video review of Field of Glory 3.

Part one can be found here: Part 1 of video review

Passing of Chris Robinson

It is great sadness that The Mould Maker notes the passing of Chris Robinson.

Chris died, and was cremated without fuss, this week.
A big hearted man, he struggled with cancer and its consequence for the last decade.
In life, a gamer (always a winner), a work college (the work smarter and harder type) and a friend.

For those that like a bit of game history, the picture below is of Chris's little place in GW history, all the Dwarves named in this White Dwarf ad, were real 'characters' around the Nottingham gaming circle... viking, bikers rockers to a man AND woman...
Chris is the proto-Troll Slayer with an axe on row three...

Silly little thing I know, but at this point I only want to remember the good stuff.

You, Sir, Are A Ruddy Legend...

Video review of Fields of Glory III

According the maker of this video. This is part one.

Saga 2 FAQ Errata July 2018

This should help some of the Saga player questions.  Plus the abilities broads have some changes.
Hope this is helpful to everyone.

IPMS 2018 T-55 collection

This is a amazing collection of T55.   The group I believe created every variant of the T55 made.  Sadly this display didn't receive a ward..

Advanced Torbruk System Solitaire play

I many people play solitaire games.   ATS and ASL are game I like to play, but FTF are hard to find. Because the game systems are complicated.   This post is for me so I don't forget where the information is.    

 Hi Gary, the ATS Robot can be found in the ATS Warfighting Guide number 2,and uses a card deck to drive the game. The original IGO-UGO turn order is discarded, instead you draw a card, and if its for the robot, activate them, if its for the player, you get to activate instead. The ratio of robot/player cards is about 4-1,so it does give you a hard time, but of course units still only activate once per game turn.
Each robot card, has a series of cases, so you begin at the top of the card, and come down, checking each case until you find one that applies, then execute that. In the case of opportunity fire, when you make a move, draw a card and check the bottom, which lists a GF factor, and a THN. Check these against robot units that could potentially fire on your mover and if equal to or lower than that number, they take the shot. (this is the only part of the game that is Real slow, as you recalculate, etc, strongly recommend making notes on scrap paper as you go to save a bit of time).
PLUS SIDE: the system can be used with ANY Ats game or scenario to play either side. You set up both sides and let a random roll determine which side you will play. This breathes new life into your entire collection if you are a solo player.
MINUS SIDE: turns can be much much slower than FTF play, so as a solitaire player, you will need somewhere you can leave the game set up. Don't expect to finish this in an evening, especially when starting out with it as a learner.
Secondly, the operating instructions in the accompanying magazine article are a bit vague. Sometimes it feels like a collection of rough notes, rather than a proper rulebook. Fortunately there is a decent play through article which helps a lot in grasping the concepts.
OVERALL: could use a major review/overhaul to tidy up the presentation, but otherwise I quite like it. Fortunately I am not a rules lawyer, otherwise I would be deeply annoyed at it, in other words, when there is doubt use it to interpret appropriate actions for the robot rather than define them. For what you pay for the magazine, you could do worse than take a look!
Hope this helps bit.

Arrrgghh Matey's Blood and Plunder Pirate games.

Here is a game for the inner Pirate you have.   The game company is Firelock games.  Looks to be fun.  Pictures above are from Gen Con.  yes I missed Gen Con again...  The game can be found here:.fire lock games

Video on building Warlords metal pikemen.